So, what do we really know about this man who does not exist? At the age of 27, he’s the only son of an enigmatic single parent bearing the moniker 'Goldfinger,' and constantly embarking on musical odysseys with 'The Fellowship of Extraordinary Gentlefolk,' a modern version of the legendary studio collective 'The Wrecking Crew.' Captained by Paul Malmström from New York, an explorer of worlds both known and unknown, and James Spectrum from Helsinki, Baron of Sealand (retd.), the reverberations of Pepe Deluxé’s moving shadow have resonated far and wide. From snowboard flicks to Hollywood films, from charity projects to global TV campaigns by iconic brands, from Angry Birds Go to UK chart-topping albums by The Prodigy… the Deluxé influence even permeates the realms of politics, as witnessed in the French Presidential elections. And their music can be found in the most unusual of places, including the caves deep down underground in Virginia (the largest musical instrument in the world) and the private collection of Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria. The Monty Python saying "and now for something completely different" perfectly summarizes the engine that drives Pepe. It is that perpetual change, the oscillation between low and high, the underground and the recognized, that is perhaps the most accurate answer to not 'what', but 'who' Pepe is.